WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 5, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:01am P-90: Good Morning?
	3:04am marmalade kitty: morning good! Julie p-90
	🦇 3:06am Julie: Good morning Kitty & p90!
	3:06am P-90: Greetings, Marmalade K. A pleasant surprise, you don't often appear at this hour.
	3:08am fred von helsing: Better late than navel !
	3:09am coalhard: I am desperately trying to figure out to bring the young into the fray-some have lost their way-your show is the door I will keep trying We cab save them thanks to you
	🦇 3:12am Julie: which fray is that? and whose young?
	3:13am P-90: Hi Julie! Listening to "In the Dark" once a week, I just get more & more impressed by what a great job they did on that track, it's a real classic. You've seen them play (I assume)?
	🦇 3:15am Julie: Yes I have. They were actually supposed to come on the show one time but it didn't work out. I still hope to though!
	🦇 3:15am Julie: the girls go nuts for the singer, Chibi
	3:15am coalhard: sorry-let me explain--many young people are turning into killers they just need direction
	3:15am P-90: Hi coalhard. Were you at a bar, or a club?
	🦇 3:16am Julie: oh dear not sure my show would cheer them up
	3:18am marmalade kitty: no one you can save that can't be saved..all you need is love! thats an old message but still valid and important! :)
	3:18am fred von helsing: chibi is a real powerhuse in the "video kid" video
	3:19am coalhard: stop it Julie
	3:20am marmalade kitty: ..or invalid and impotent! kidding
	3:22am P-90: I'd love too see them. I think you mentioned on air once that they might be coming. Yeah, Chibi has a cool look, she's def got a strong singing voice. They all seem to have their style together, I know they all (or mostly) have backgrounds in the visual arts.
	3:24am coalhard: I am not giving up--we have to figure a way to bring young people to WFMU
	3:26am coalhard: never mind it is 3:25 am
	3:26am P-90: Velcome to the castle, Mr. von helsing. By the vay, may I inquire politely: vat is your blood type?
	3:26am marmalade kitty: Rides "seagull" opening track on nowhere..? is one of my favourites. hardcore psych
	3:28am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Julie, Fred and everyone TZAG!
	3:28am P-90: The Stones go psychedelic! It's the wave of the future!
	3:29am P-90: TZAG, Herr Guido.
	3:31am fred von helsing: Helping WFMU rope in the youngins eh? I was in a pub with a pal comparing the WFMU website to (as an example) Radio Helsinki. WFMU's looks totally retro, which is fine for the old-timers I'm sure. But the left-side navigation is a bit of a mess (IMHO) and the color schemes tend to be eyesores. OTOH Radio Helsinki is trying so hard to be trendy, it is a design disaster, too much crap, but it probably seems "homier" and more natural to ADHD youngins. RH has a chatboard to talk to the DJ but listeners aren't using it as a chatspace and might get banned for that (?) and the playlists come online only AFTER the shows, so WFMU has'em beat in basic tech thanks to the KenzoTronic 3000.
	3:31am fred von helsing: @P90 my blood type is delicious
	🦇 3:33am Julie: oooh delicious blood?
	3:34am fred von helsing: Finns are into blood sausage but I haven't heard of any artsy-fartsy type making it from HUMAN bloooood
	3:34am marmalade kitty: Julie and I are young'uns! :)
	3:34am coalhard: stop it julie
	🦇 3:36am Julie: what am I stopping this time?
	3:40am Guido from Cologne: @fredVH Trying to stay up to date with websites during the recent 8 years or so could be an incredible waste of money! And most of the techniques in feshion around some 2007 to 2009 ... since the dawn of mobile browsers you can completely thow to them to trashcan. Quite a few Flash-, JQuery- heavy "barrier-free" Sites need/had an complete relaunch from the very scratch now.
	3:41am fred: Hello everyone @FVH: Michel Journiac, "messe pour un corps"
	3:42am fred von helsing: @fred yecch?
	3:42am Guido from Cologne: ... oh!! one of my faved harrisons ...
	3:43am fred von helsing: @guido agreed, one of the few gems from him I think
	3:44am P-90: @ fred: Is Radio Helsinki's site professional but cluttered-looking, like BBC 3's fer instance? And yeah, playlists updated in (more or less) real time is another example of American leadership, the rest of the world will catch up in due time. Finland's media sounds a bit archaic, like an Iron Curtain county's: banned for using the chatboard to chat, whazzup with that? This is government-run radio, right? Do they also have "privately owned" stations?
	3:45am Guido from Cologne: there quite a few gems from him actually
	3:45am fred: @FVH: Journiac did a performance in the 60's involving blood sausages made from his own blood. Actionist body art type, definitely artsy and maybe fartsy enough
	3:46am P-90: @ fred: lemme guess, the critics who came to review the performance were the ones who were served the sausages?
	3:46am fred von helsing: whoa P90 let's unpack your post, it's a car crash of assumptions and stereotypes!
	3:47am marmalade kitty: I was playing Harrisons "love you to" on bouzoki
	🦇 3:48am Julie: you have a bouzoki?
	🦇 3:48am Julie: Oh both Freds are here!
	3:48am Guido from Cologne: blood sausage is a very sensible theme. takes 100% apetite for it, 100% quality, and 100% freshness. Otherwise a spoil of taste for the next ten years. Well, I'm meat reduced anyway and have digesting problems with all kinds of sausage. so whatdoidsayhere ...
	3:49am fred: @P-90: I don't know, but that seems likely. I think it was a parody of a mass, I've only seen a few pictures, and that was years ago
	3:50am fred von helsing: yes it's multifred thursday !
	3:51am Guido from Cologne: i must make a playlist of may fave Harrisons. Did Julie play "what is life" last week?
	3:53am P-90: George's early Beatles stuff was mostly gems, John and Paul wouldn't have allowed anything but his very best stuff on the records. @ fred von: that was a somewhat frivolous and facetious post, but by all means unpack! ...Sorry I said that BBC 3's site was "cluttered-looking", I apologize if that was a stereotype...
	3:54am marmalade kitty: I bought the bouzouki when i was in Athens :)
	3:56am fred von helsing: @P90 Oh BBC is cluttered. Anyways Finland is like Canada, there tend to be both public and private entities. Radio and TV are both like that here. Radio Helsinki was a small private operation that almost went under but got rescued late last year. The DJs have LOTS of freedom but also RH has advertising. People are encouraging me to apply for a show and I've spoken to a guy and I might go visit them and check out (for example) their supply of n00 toonz.
	3:58am fred von helsing: RH's chatboard is too squeezed for a free-for-all like WFMU but I think I'd encourage ppl to try it anyways. I'd have to ask about station policy. Does anyone know any sites that host playlist+chatboards ? Or maybe I could talk Kenzo out of an evaluation copy :-D I've submitted coder-type feedback to him, he knows I'm a dork
	4:00am P-90: Wait, WHAT??? Suzi Quatro is HOW old?
	4:02am fred von helsing: SQ is 57 !
	4:02am P-90: [fainting]
	🦇 4:02am Julie: crazy right? 64!
	4:03am Guido from Cologne: I think Kenzo offeres licences for his Radio-CMS/Community software.
	4:04am fred von helsing: Oh 64 sorry. Confused with the other birthday grrrl Siouxsie, who's my contemporary ....
	4:05am fred von helsing: @guido Cool. RH is commercial but shoestring so a month or two of free eval might be needed to get ppl hooked on it.
	4:08am Guido from Cologne: I think Kenzo was clever enough to keep the so called "front-end" old-fashioned for the reasons mentioned above. The page is anyway usable on mobile.
	4:09am fred von helsing: Back in the day I never really listened to SQ. My loss d'oh.
	4:09am fred von helsing: @guido is the basic engine the usual LAMP ?
	4:14am Guido from Cologne: Roughly said : yes., looks like. But i guess, there are some more admin-skills involved then an average automated LAMP-installation.
	4:19am P-90: Whew. Luckily my pet bat Ronnie S. is trained to fly the smelling salts right over if anyone keels over. And Siouxsie Sioux? I saw her and Budgie and the gang play at The Troubador on the Sunset Strip - she seemed so young, I tell you... Mid-80's, not that long ago, right?
	4:22am Guido from Cologne: Contemporary psych revivals are way better and way more stylish than those earlier waves in the 80ies. (star click on The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger)
	🦇 4:23am Julie: awww pet bat
	4:23am fred von helsing: Fortunate to have seen Siouxsie twice <3 Hey any other London Grammar fans here? Damn but her voice melts me into a warm puddle of tingle.
	4:24am Guido from Cologne: Guess the Troubadour needed Siouxie! Wasn't that a stuffy place living up it's old legend at the time?
	4:26am Meghan: Guten Morgan!
	4:26am fred von helsing: Bass player available for gigs. SOME restrictions apply. www.facebook.com...
	🦇 4:27am Julie: Morning sickie!
	4:28am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Julie and all. Morning, Ms. M..
	4:29am Guido from Cologne: Guten Morgen Meghan? Geht's Dir besser?
	🦇 4:30am Julie: hi there sem
	4:30am Meghan: Meh. A bit. Went to work yesterday and I think I may have pushed myself too much. Going to the doctor after my show today
	4:31am Guido from Cologne: Well anyway, the bass guy knows what he wants! Hya Sem! Good to hear and god idea meghan!
	🦇 4:32am Julie: tell the doc to give you a bunch of shots
	4:33am P-90: Good morning, Meghan! @ Guido: The Troubador was still very cool, then a few years later became THE home of Heavy Metal, Hair Metal, and Pop Metal in Hollywood, that place was like a cat, it had nine lives
	4:37am Guido from Cologne: @P-90 Thank you for your info. Obviously judges depend on the very personal perspective. Now i understand why people wrote, the place went down.
	4:39am P-90: Also @ Guido: G.o.a S.TT paid a visit to WFMU DJ Gaylord a couple of years ago, it was groovy, man. I was going to post a link to the archive but a big chunk of 2010 is missing...
	4:42am Guido from Cologne: ... too bad ... well, let's not lament about the lost past ...
	4:49am Sem Chumbo: Lush.
	4:50am fred von helsing: @sem Seconded! :-D
	4:50am P-90: The Troubadour didn't "go down" until the 1990's. It was hot in the 60's (Lenny Bruce got arrested for using the "obscene" word "schmuck" there), hot in the 70's (John Lennon and Harry Nilsson got so fucked up they got thrown out of there), and in the eighties, just as it seemed to have run it's course, it became the showplace for Metal Bands, there were dozens and dozens of them with record deals after Quiet Riot sold a bazilion albums and G&R appeared. Saw Van Halen there when they were a local LA band, in the middle of a bill with 3 or four other local bands...
	4:51am fred von helsing: Hey Meghan how about a show about mining disasters? Julie has one, here's another www.youtube.com...
	4:54am Sem Chumbo: @FVH Love the attitude " "Blow is out your ass, its Veruca Salt." Of course, Nova Scotia could contribute "The Springhill Mine Disaster." Many covers of that.
	4:54am Meghan: Ummm you come up with enough songs for that and I'll do it!
	4:57am Sem Chumbo: Anybody up for turning Richard Brautigan "The Pill versus the Springhill Mining Disaster" into an opera? There's a whole show, with two intermissions, even;)
	4:58am Guido from Cologne: That obscure psych-ballad band named BeeGees ... hehe. @P-90 Thanks again for expert info. Know the story about Lennon and Nilson ... well, Lennon is legendary for being obnoxious ... and in a Ccoke-driven scene what woul one expect ...
	4:58am fred von helsing: Maybe if we extend it to industrial disasters ?
	4:59am fred von helsing: "No good 90s music." Hah I told afterparty guests there was no good 80s music (except Siouxsie) and it launched this great competition, ppl were digging up all kinds of cool stuff :-D
	5:00am Guido from Cologne: Maybe employer-labourer-relations in general as a theme? That should be a bunch of songs.
	5:01am Sem Chumbo: Tunes about Bhopal, Chernobyl, Three Mile Island...that's Dark Night of the Soul territory, eh?
	5:06am Guido from Cologne: ... intstantly love this Major Tom version ...
	🦇 5:09am Julie: that's all him doing everything too, I believe
	5:11am Guido from Cologne: ... respect! ...
	5:12am Matt from Springfield: A day once dawned. And it was beautiful! Morning Julie! Morning everyone!
	5:13am Matt from Springfield: Who's the singer in A House, he sounds familiar.
	5:13am Sem Chumbo: Welcome, Matt.
	🦇 5:14am Julie: Dave Couse, he sounds like a lot of other people, though much more mellow than he usually is there
	5:16am Matt from Springfield: Love you, Syd! Hi there Sem! Thanks Julie--yes he does sound like someone, I'm trying to think of whom...
	🦇 5:17am Julie: I hear a little bit of Robyn in there sometimes
	5:18am fred von helsing: @MvS got some good songs about industrial disasters ? we'z cooking up a theme for meghan
	5:23am fred von helsing: FWIW there's a great old interview with patti smith circulating today, from the tomorrow show (tom snyder), www.youtube.com...
	5:24am P-90: Guten TZAG Matt von Schlitzfiend!
	5:24am Matt from Springfield: TZAG, FVH! Disasters? Coal mining could be "industrial" disasters: "Spring Hill Disaster" Ewan MacColl/Peter Paul Mary, "New York Mining Disaster 1940" Bee Gees...
	5:29am fred von helsing: Yup we've got coal covered ! But how about nukes and nasty chemical shit ?
	5:30am Matt from Springfield: Check out (check into?) these Hotels! Smooth sounds. @FVH: That's a bit trickier. Anti-nuke songs that I know tend to be against "dropping the bomb", not power plant disasters.
	5:32am P-90: Ummm... "The Morning After (Theme from the Poseidon Adventure)"? OK, maybe not...
	5:34am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Hey, that was involved in the "succubus" episode of South Park! Sing it backwards to destroy one! ;)
	5:35am fred von helsing: You'd think the DK's would have a Bhopal Bop or something
	5:36am Matt from Springfield: @FVH: "'Ey 'o / Let's go / It's gassing out the back now".. :P
	5:37am fred von helsing: Nobody's making catchy anticapitalism tunes about stuff like Bangladeshi textile factory fires
	5:38am Matt from Springfield: Wow, early Devo! This is Kraftwerkesque punk.
	5:39am Guido from Cologne: that's because all the merch teeShirts come from Bangladesh ..
	5:41am P-90: "Like a Hurricane'? "After the Flood"? "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald"? "Landslide"? "Cities in Dust" by Siouxsie, about Pompei eruption I believe? @ fred von: "Bhopal Bop"?!?!
	5:41am Matt from Springfield: "Shirtwaist Fire Reunion" -- they kicked me out of NYC but I've found several great opportunities in Bangladesh. Good connex, Guido! How very true :)
	5:41am fred von helsing: speaking of anticapitlaism, have the Yes Men been up to anything lately ?
	5:42am Matt from Springfield: Good point on "Edmund Fitzgerald"--shipwrecks are "industrial" disasters too, it happened at the mariners' "workplace".
	5:43am fred von helsing: "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" YES! "Cities in Dust" as metaphor for nukewar YES! Tom Lehrer had a song about lettin' the nukes rip. Oh, a pungent theme....
	5:44am fred von helsing: Yeah MvS, there's gotta be plenty of shipwreck songs but they should be modern era eh ?
	5:45am Guido from Cologne: "High Water Everywhere" by Charley Patton
	5:46am fred von helsing: When the Levee Breaks !
	5:47am Guido from Cologne: yep! lotsa desastres in country blues!
	5:47am fred von helsing: Somewhere I have a song about New Orleans dying for the reason you can guess. Maybe some hurricane songs too if they focus on the failure of human habitat ?
	5:47am Matt from Springfield: @FVH: After the "industrial" age.
	5:47am P-90: Then "Casey Jones'? How abvout "Boll Weevil" by whatsisname? That's about a disaster @Julie: I'm laughing at this set-- in a good way Good call on "Levee"!
	🦇 5:48am Julie: is it funny?
	5:48am Guido from Cologne: Would "Boll Weevil" count?
	5:48am fred von helsing: Casey Jones heck yeah ! What about hovercraft ? "My hovercraft is full of EELS!"
	5:48am fred von helsing: What's Boll Weevil about ?
	5:50am fred von helsing: The theme could be "Uncivil Engineering"
	5:50am P-90: Anyone remember "Five Feet High and Rising", Johnny Cash song about flood? There's a fun (and very well recorded) version on that Live at MSG album
	5:50am Guido from Cologne: Boll Weevil history and list of versions: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:50am Matt from Springfield: Ain't no bad version of "Union City Blue"! Therese performed this as well at the H&M! :) Carnival Star--great psych-gaze sound!
	5:50am Sem Chumbo: Uncivilized engineering.
	5:53am Sem Chumbo: politically incorrect Boll Weevil lyrics: www.uic.edu...
	5:55am Matt from Springfield: Amen Debbie! "Do the Dark" here every Wednesthursday night/morn!
	5:56am P-90: Good point! We've never heard a less-than-good version of Union City Blues
	5:57am Matt from Springfield: Cruel Britannia! :D
	5:58am P-90: Many Thanks, Julie! Have a great week!
	5:58am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Julie! See you Darknighters later! Have a great Thursday everyone!
	5:58am Guido from Cologne: Thank you and bye CU Julie!
	5:59am fred von helsing: my great Thursday depends on my LUNCH !
	6:00am fred von helsing: Is there an industrial disaster song yet about HURRICANE-TIME WFMU ?

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 5, 2014

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Familiar & forgotten gems from 50-plus years of music on the darker side, shoegaze, synthpop, goth, psychedelia, darkwave, with unapologetic detours into 70s pop. In a dark night of the soul, it's always 3 o'clock in the morning.

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June 5, 2014: Free Range

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Birthday Massacre	In the Dark	Pins and Needles	Metropolis	2010				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Suzi Quatro	Rosie Rose "Rosie Rose" by "Suzi Quatro"	In The Spotlight	101 DISTRIBUTION	2011				0:03:20 (Pop-up)
The Humans	She's Fast "She's Fast" by "The Humans"	Strange Tales	Vertical Species	2014				0:07:10 (Pop-up)
Paradoxx	Submission "Submission" by "Paradoxx"	Decade (the best of 2000-2010)	Berynium Records	2011				0:10:04 (Pop-up)
Danielle Dax	Tower of Lies "Tower of Lies" by "Danielle Dax"	Pop Eyes	Biter Of Thorpe	1985				0:14:23 (Pop-up)
Emilie Simon	Quand Vient Le Jour "Quand Vient Le Jour" by "Emilie Simon"	Mue	Barclay	2014				0:18:22 (Pop-up)
No Joy	Pacific Pride "Pacific Pride" by "No Joy"	Ghost Blonde	Mexican Summer	2011				0:20:11 (Pop-up)
Ride	Chelsea Girl "Chelsea Girl" by "Ride"	Live Light	Mutiny Records	1995				0:23:52 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Citadel "Citadel" by "The Rolling Stones"	Their Satanic Majesties Request	Abko	1967	LP			0:26:45 (Pop-up)
The Paperhead	Back to Those Days "Back to Those Days" by "The Paperhead"	FreeMusicArchive.org						0:29:33 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Plastic Fantastic Lover	Surrealistic Pillow	RCA Victor	1967				0:32:06 (Pop-up)
Berlin	Somebody To Love "Somebody To Love" by "Berlin"	Animal	Something-Music	2013				0:34:38 (Pop-up)
The Laurels	Manic Saturday "Manic Saturday" by "The Laurels"	Plains	Rice is Nice	2012				0:38:00 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Blue Jay Way "Blue Jay Way" by "The Beatles"	Magical Mystery Tour	EMI	1967				0:42:35 (Pop-up)
Boo Trundle	Siva "Siva" by "Boo Trundle"	The Vast Underneath	Big Deal	1993				0:46:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nanase Hikaru	jibrille-silent mourning	Angel Sanctuary OST						0:51:16 (Pop-up)
Frost	Porcelaine "Porcelaine" by "Frost"	Bedsit Theories	ENS	1998				1:00:23 (Pop-up)
Antimatter	Flowers "Flowers" by "Antimatter"	Saviour	Icon Records	2000				1:02:43 (Pop-up)
A Sunny Day in Glasgow	Shy "Shy" by "A Sunny Day in Glasgow"	Ashes Grammar	Mis Ojos Discos	2009				1:07:45 (Pop-up)
Timothy Blue	She Won't See the Light	Hello Everyone: Popsike Sparks from Denmark Street 1968-70	Grapefruit	2014			*	1:13:27 (Pop-up)
The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger	Xanadu	Midnight Sun	Chimera Music	2014			*	1:16:38 (Pop-up)
Lydia Ainsworth	Malachite "Malachite" by "Lydia Ainsworth"	Right from Real Pt.1	Arbutus Records	2014			*	1:19:35 (Pop-up)
Ikon	Into Your Madness "Into Your Madness" by "Ikon"	Flowers for the Gathering	Nile Records Australia	1996				1:22:52 (Pop-up)
The Harrow	Milk and Honey "Milk and Honey" by "The Harrow"	The Harrow	Function Operate	2013				1:26:18 (Pop-up)
Vaniish	Kaleidoscopic "Kaleidoscopic" by "Vaniish"	Memory Work	Metropolis Records	2014			*	1:29:35 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rangers	Frozen Echo "Frozen Echo" by "Blackstone Rangers"	Descendent	Saint Marie Reords	2014		On the show soon! aka Blackstone Rngrs		1:33:08 (Pop-up)
Malinconia	Lost in Heaven "Lost in Heaven" by "Malinconia"	Insanity (Demo)		2007				1:37:42 (Pop-up)
Psyche Corporation	Fantasy Moon "Fantasy Moon" by "Psyche Corporation"	Pretend	Psyche Corporation	2009		on the show next week!		1:42:39 (Pop-up)
Sarah Brightman	Gloomy Sunday "Gloomy Sunday" by "Sarah Brightman"	La Luna	Angel Records	2000				1:46:08 (Pop-up)
Bee Gees	New York Mining Disaster 1941	1st	Atco	1967				1:49:50 (Pop-up)
Bel Canto	Summer "Summer" by "Bel Canto"	Shimmering, Warm & Bright	Dali Records	1992				1:51:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cocteau Twins	Oomingmak (instrumental)							1:56:49 (Pop-up)
Joseph Gordon-Levitt	Major Tom "Major Tom" by "Joseph Gordon-Levitt"		HitRECord					2:05:48 (Pop-up)
A House	Make Me Proud "Make Me Proud" by "A House"	Wide Eyed and Ignorant	Setanta Records	1994				2:10:35 (Pop-up)
Syd Barrett	Love You "Love You" by "Syd Barrett"	Madcap Laughs	Harvest	1970				2:13:55 (Pop-up)
PJ Harvey	30 (live) "30 (live)" by "PJ Harvey"	Rarities	Island Records	2001				2:16:19 (Pop-up)
Drama of the Spheres	Squalid Jokers	Usual Things	Gobo Production	1996				2:20:08 (Pop-up)
Hotels	Leilani "Leilani" by "Hotels"	Where Hearts Go Broke	Hidden Shoal	2009				2:25:20 (Pop-up)
Techniques Berlin	Metropolis (1988)	Back Issue Volume One 1985-1991	Bombshelter	1992				2:29:45 (Pop-up)
Devo	Mechanical Man "Mechanical Man" by "Devo"	Hardcore Devo (Vol. 1) 74-77	Rykodisc	1990				2:35:02 (Pop-up)
Pleasure Zone	All The Kings Horses	New Wave Complex Vol. 11	New Wave Complex			1980-1990		2:39:20 (Pop-up)
Wall of Voodoo	Can't Make Love "Can't Make Love" by "Wall of Voodoo"	Index Masters	Restless Records	1991				2:45:04 (Pop-up)
Carnival Star featuring Allegra Lusini	Union City Blue	Era Sessions EP		2014				2:48:46 (Pop-up)
Blondie	Do the Dark "Do the Dark" by "Blondie"	Autoamerican	Chrysalis	1981	LP			2:52:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"							2:57:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01am P-90: Good Morning?
	3:04am marmalade kitty: morning good! Julie p-90
	🦇 3:06am Julie: Good morning Kitty & p90!
	3:06am P-90: Greetings, Marmalade K. A pleasant surprise, you don't often appear at this hour.
	3:08am fred von helsing: Better late than navel !
	3:09am coalhard: I am desperately trying to figure out to bring the young into the fray-some have lost their way-your show is the door I will keep trying We cab save them thanks to you
	🦇 3:12am Julie: which fray is that? and whose young?
	3:13am P-90: Hi Julie! Listening to "In the Dark" once a week, I just get more & more impressed by what a great job they did on that track, it's a real classic. You've seen them play (I assume)?
	🦇 3:15am Julie: Yes I have. They were actually supposed to come on the show one time but it didn't work out. I still hope to though!
	🦇 3:15am Julie: the girls go nuts for the singer, Chibi
	3:15am coalhard: sorry-let me explain--many young people are turning into killers they just need direction
	3:15am P-90: Hi coalhard. Were you at a bar, or a club?
	🦇 3:16am Julie: oh dear not sure my show would cheer them up
	3:18am marmalade kitty: no one you can save that can't be saved..all you need is love! thats an old message but still valid and important! :)
	3:18am fred von helsing: chibi is a real powerhuse in the "video kid" video
	3:19am coalhard: stop it Julie
	3:20am marmalade kitty: ..or invalid and impotent! kidding
	3:22am P-90: I'd love too see them. I think you mentioned on air once that they might be coming. Yeah, Chibi has a cool look, she's def got a strong singing voice. They all seem to have their style together, I know they all (or mostly) have backgrounds in the visual arts.
	3:24am coalhard: I am not giving up--we have to figure a way to bring young people to WFMU
	3:26am coalhard: never mind it is 3:25 am
	3:26am P-90: Velcome to the castle, Mr. von helsing. By the vay, may I inquire politely: vat is your blood type?
	3:26am marmalade kitty: Rides "seagull" opening track on nowhere..? is one of my favourites. hardcore psych
	3:28am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Julie, Fred and everyone TZAG!
	3:28am P-90: The Stones go psychedelic! It's the wave of the future!
	3:29am P-90: TZAG, Herr Guido.
	3:31am fred von helsing: Helping WFMU rope in the youngins eh? I was in a pub with a pal comparing the WFMU website to (as an example) Radio Helsinki. WFMU's looks totally retro, which is fine for the old-timers I'm sure. But the left-side navigation is a bit of a mess (IMHO) and the color schemes tend to be eyesores. OTOH Radio Helsinki is trying so hard to be trendy, it is a design disaster, too much crap, but it probably seems "homier" and more natural to ADHD youngins. RH has a chatboard to talk to the DJ but listeners aren't using it as a chatspace and might get banned for that (?) and the playlists come online only AFTER the shows, so WFMU has'em beat in basic tech thanks to the KenzoTronic 3000.
	3:31am fred von helsing: @P90 my blood type is delicious
	🦇 3:33am Julie: oooh delicious blood?
	3:34am fred von helsing: Finns are into blood sausage but I haven't heard of any artsy-fartsy type making it from HUMAN bloooood
	3:34am marmalade kitty: Julie and I are young'uns! :)
	3:34am coalhard: stop it julie
	🦇 3:36am Julie: what am I stopping this time?
	3:40am Guido from Cologne: @fredVH Trying to stay up to date with websites during the recent 8 years or so could be an incredible waste of money! And most of the techniques in feshion around some 2007 to 2009 ... since the dawn of mobile browsers you can completely thow to them to trashcan. Quite a few Flash-, JQuery- heavy "barrier-free" Sites need/had an complete relaunch from the very scratch now.
	3:41am fred: Hello everyone @FVH: Michel Journiac, "messe pour un corps"
	3:42am fred von helsing: @fred yecch?
	3:42am Guido from Cologne: ... oh!! one of my faved harrisons ...
	3:43am fred von helsing: @guido agreed, one of the few gems from him I think
	3:44am P-90: @ fred: Is Radio Helsinki's site professional but cluttered-looking, like BBC 3's fer instance? And yeah, playlists updated in (more or less) real time is another example of American leadership, the rest of the world will catch up in due time. Finland's media sounds a bit archaic, like an Iron Curtain county's: banned for using the chatboard to chat, whazzup with that? This is government-run radio, right? Do they also have "privately owned" stations?
	3:45am Guido from Cologne: there quite a few gems from him actually
	3:45am fred: @FVH: Journiac did a performance in the 60's involving blood sausages made from his own blood. Actionist body art type, definitely artsy and maybe fartsy enough
	3:46am P-90: @ fred: lemme guess, the critics who came to review the performance were the ones who were served the sausages?
	3:46am fred von helsing: whoa P90 let's unpack your post, it's a car crash of assumptions and stereotypes!
	3:47am marmalade kitty: I was playing Harrisons "love you to" on bouzoki
	🦇 3:48am Julie: you have a bouzoki?
	🦇 3:48am Julie: Oh both Freds are here!
	3:48am Guido from Cologne: blood sausage is a very sensible theme. takes 100% apetite for it, 100% quality, and 100% freshness. Otherwise a spoil of taste for the next ten years. Well, I'm meat reduced anyway and have digesting problems with all kinds of sausage. so whatdoidsayhere ...
	3:49am fred: @P-90: I don't know, but that seems likely. I think it was a parody of a mass, I've only seen a few pictures, and that was years ago
	3:50am fred von helsing: yes it's multifred thursday !
	3:51am Guido from Cologne: i must make a playlist of may fave Harrisons. Did Julie play "what is life" last week?
	3:53am P-90: George's early Beatles stuff was mostly gems, John and Paul wouldn't have allowed anything but his very best stuff on the records. @ fred von: that was a somewhat frivolous and facetious post, but by all means unpack! ...Sorry I said that BBC 3's site was "cluttered-looking", I apologize if that was a stereotype...
	3:54am marmalade kitty: I bought the bouzouki when i was in Athens :)
	3:56am fred von helsing: @P90 Oh BBC is cluttered. Anyways Finland is like Canada, there tend to be both public and private entities. Radio and TV are both like that here. Radio Helsinki was a small private operation that almost went under but got rescued late last year. The DJs have LOTS of freedom but also RH has advertising. People are encouraging me to apply for a show and I've spoken to a guy and I might go visit them and check out (for example) their supply of n00 toonz.
	3:58am fred von helsing: RH's chatboard is too squeezed for a free-for-all like WFMU but I think I'd encourage ppl to try it anyways. I'd have to ask about station policy. Does anyone know any sites that host playlist+chatboards ? Or maybe I could talk Kenzo out of an evaluation copy :-D I've submitted coder-type feedback to him, he knows I'm a dork
	4:00am P-90: Wait, WHAT??? Suzi Quatro is HOW old?
	4:02am fred von helsing: SQ is 57 !
	4:02am P-90: [fainting]
	🦇 4:02am Julie: crazy right? 64!
	4:03am Guido from Cologne: I think Kenzo offeres licences for his Radio-CMS/Community software.
	4:04am fred von helsing: Oh 64 sorry. Confused with the other birthday grrrl Siouxsie, who's my contemporary ....
	4:05am fred von helsing: @guido Cool. RH is commercial but shoestring so a month or two of free eval might be needed to get ppl hooked on it.
	4:08am Guido from Cologne: I think Kenzo was clever enough to keep the so called "front-end" old-fashioned for the reasons mentioned above. The page is anyway usable on mobile.
	4:09am fred von helsing: Back in the day I never really listened to SQ. My loss d'oh.
	4:09am fred von helsing: @guido is the basic engine the usual LAMP ?
	4:14am Guido from Cologne: Roughly said : yes., looks like. But i guess, there are some more admin-skills involved then an average automated LAMP-installation.
	4:19am P-90: Whew. Luckily my pet bat Ronnie S. is trained to fly the smelling salts right over if anyone keels over. And Siouxsie Sioux? I saw her and Budgie and the gang play at The Troubador on the Sunset Strip - she seemed so young, I tell you... Mid-80's, not that long ago, right?
	4:22am Guido from Cologne: Contemporary psych revivals are way better and way more stylish than those earlier waves in the 80ies. (star click on The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger)
	🦇 4:23am Julie: awww pet bat
	4:23am fred von helsing: Fortunate to have seen Siouxsie twice <3 Hey any other London Grammar fans here? Damn but her voice melts me into a warm puddle of tingle.
	4:24am Guido from Cologne: Guess the Troubadour needed Siouxie! Wasn't that a stuffy place living up it's old legend at the time?
	4:26am Meghan: Guten Morgan!
	4:26am fred von helsing: Bass player available for gigs. SOME restrictions apply. www.facebook.com...
	🦇 4:27am Julie: Morning sickie!
	4:28am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Julie and all. Morning, Ms. M..
	4:29am Guido from Cologne: Guten Morgen Meghan? Geht's Dir besser?
	🦇 4:30am Julie: hi there sem
	4:30am Meghan: Meh. A bit. Went to work yesterday and I think I may have pushed myself too much. Going to the doctor after my show today
	4:31am Guido from Cologne: Well anyway, the bass guy knows what he wants! Hya Sem! Good to hear and god idea meghan!
	🦇 4:32am Julie: tell the doc to give you a bunch of shots
	4:33am P-90: Good morning, Meghan! @ Guido: The Troubador was still very cool, then a few years later became THE home of Heavy Metal, Hair Metal, and Pop Metal in Hollywood, that place was like a cat, it had nine lives
	4:37am Guido from Cologne: @P-90 Thank you for your info. Obviously judges depend on the very personal perspective. Now i understand why people wrote, the place went down.
	4:39am P-90: Also @ Guido: G.o.a S.TT paid a visit to WFMU DJ Gaylord a couple of years ago, it was groovy, man. I was going to post a link to the archive but a big chunk of 2010 is missing...
	4:42am Guido from Cologne: ... too bad ... well, let's not lament about the lost past ...
	4:49am Sem Chumbo: Lush.
	4:50am fred von helsing: @sem Seconded! :-D
	4:50am P-90: The Troubadour didn't "go down" until the 1990's. It was hot in the 60's (Lenny Bruce got arrested for using the "obscene" word "schmuck" there), hot in the 70's (John Lennon and Harry Nilsson got so fucked up they got thrown out of there), and in the eighties, just as it seemed to have run it's course, it became the showplace for Metal Bands, there were dozens and dozens of them with record deals after Quiet Riot sold a bazilion albums and G&R appeared. Saw Van Halen there when they were a local LA band, in the middle of a bill with 3 or four other local bands...
	4:51am fred von helsing: Hey Meghan how about a show about mining disasters? Julie has one, here's another www.youtube.com...
	4:54am Sem Chumbo: @FVH Love the attitude " "Blow is out your ass, its Veruca Salt." Of course, Nova Scotia could contribute "The Springhill Mine Disaster." Many covers of that.
	4:54am Meghan: Ummm you come up with enough songs for that and I'll do it!
	4:57am Sem Chumbo: Anybody up for turning Richard Brautigan "The Pill versus the Springhill Mining Disaster" into an opera? There's a whole show, with two intermissions, even;)
	4:58am Guido from Cologne: That obscure psych-ballad band named BeeGees ... hehe. @P-90 Thanks again for expert info. Know the story about Lennon and Nilson ... well, Lennon is legendary for being obnoxious ... and in a Ccoke-driven scene what woul one expect ...
	4:58am fred von helsing: Maybe if we extend it to industrial disasters ?
	4:59am fred von helsing: "No good 90s music." Hah I told afterparty guests there was no good 80s music (except Siouxsie) and it launched this great competition, ppl were digging up all kinds of cool stuff :-D
	5:00am Guido from Cologne: Maybe employer-labourer-relations in general as a theme? That should be a bunch of songs.
	5:01am Sem Chumbo: Tunes about Bhopal, Chernobyl, Three Mile Island...that's Dark Night of the Soul territory, eh?
	5:06am Guido from Cologne: ... intstantly love this Major Tom version ...
	🦇 5:09am Julie: that's all him doing everything too, I believe
	5:11am Guido from Cologne: ... respect! ...
	5:12am Matt from Springfield: A day once dawned. And it was beautiful! Morning Julie! Morning everyone!
	5:13am Matt from Springfield: Who's the singer in A House, he sounds familiar.
	5:13am Sem Chumbo: Welcome, Matt.
	🦇 5:14am Julie: Dave Couse, he sounds like a lot of other people, though much more mellow than he usually is there
	5:16am Matt from Springfield: Love you, Syd! Hi there Sem! Thanks Julie--yes he does sound like someone, I'm trying to think of whom...
	🦇 5:17am Julie: I hear a little bit of Robyn in there sometimes
	5:18am fred von helsing: @MvS got some good songs about industrial disasters ? we'z cooking up a theme for meghan
	5:23am fred von helsing: FWIW there's a great old interview with patti smith circulating today, from the tomorrow show (tom snyder), www.youtube.com...
	5:24am P-90: Guten TZAG Matt von Schlitzfiend!
	5:24am Matt from Springfield: TZAG, FVH! Disasters? Coal mining could be "industrial" disasters: "Spring Hill Disaster" Ewan MacColl/Peter Paul Mary, "New York Mining Disaster 1940" Bee Gees...
	5:29am fred von helsing: Yup we've got coal covered ! But how about nukes and nasty chemical shit ?
	5:30am Matt from Springfield: Check out (check into?) these Hotels! Smooth sounds. @FVH: That's a bit trickier. Anti-nuke songs that I know tend to be against "dropping the bomb", not power plant disasters.
	5:32am P-90: Ummm... "The Morning After (Theme from the Poseidon Adventure)"? OK, maybe not...
	5:34am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Hey, that was involved in the "succubus" episode of South Park! Sing it backwards to destroy one! ;)
	5:35am fred von helsing: You'd think the DK's would have a Bhopal Bop or something
	5:36am Matt from Springfield: @FVH: "'Ey 'o / Let's go / It's gassing out the back now".. :P
	5:37am fred von helsing: Nobody's making catchy anticapitalism tunes about stuff like Bangladeshi textile factory fires
	5:38am Matt from Springfield: Wow, early Devo! This is Kraftwerkesque punk.
	5:39am Guido from Cologne: that's because all the merch teeShirts come from Bangladesh ..
	5:41am P-90: "Like a Hurricane'? "After the Flood"? "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald"? "Landslide"? "Cities in Dust" by Siouxsie, about Pompei eruption I believe? @ fred von: "Bhopal Bop"?!?!
	5:41am Matt from Springfield: "Shirtwaist Fire Reunion" -- they kicked me out of NYC but I've found several great opportunities in Bangladesh. Good connex, Guido! How very true :)
	5:41am fred von helsing: speaking of anticapitlaism, have the Yes Men been up to anything lately ?
	5:42am Matt from Springfield: Good point on "Edmund Fitzgerald"--shipwrecks are "industrial" disasters too, it happened at the mariners' "workplace".
	5:43am fred von helsing: "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" YES! "Cities in Dust" as metaphor for nukewar YES! Tom Lehrer had a song about lettin' the nukes rip. Oh, a pungent theme....
	5:44am fred von helsing: Yeah MvS, there's gotta be plenty of shipwreck songs but they should be modern era eh ?
	5:45am Guido from Cologne: "High Water Everywhere" by Charley Patton
	5:46am fred von helsing: When the Levee Breaks !
	5:47am Guido from Cologne: yep! lotsa desastres in country blues!
	5:47am fred von helsing: Somewhere I have a song about New Orleans dying for the reason you can guess. Maybe some hurricane songs too if they focus on the failure of human habitat ?
	5:47am Matt from Springfield: @FVH: After the "industrial" age.
	5:47am P-90: Then "Casey Jones'? How abvout "Boll Weevil" by whatsisname? That's about a disaster @Julie: I'm laughing at this set-- in a good way Good call on "Levee"!
	🦇 5:48am Julie: is it funny?
	5:48am Guido from Cologne: Would "Boll Weevil" count?
	5:48am fred von helsing: Casey Jones heck yeah ! What about hovercraft ? "My hovercraft is full of EELS!"
	5:48am fred von helsing: What's Boll Weevil about ?
	5:50am fred von helsing: The theme could be "Uncivil Engineering"
	5:50am P-90: Anyone remember "Five Feet High and Rising", Johnny Cash song about flood? There's a fun (and very well recorded) version on that Live at MSG album
	5:50am Guido from Cologne: Boll Weevil history and list of versions: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:50am Matt from Springfield: Ain't no bad version of "Union City Blue"! Therese performed this as well at the H&M! :) Carnival Star--great psych-gaze sound!
	5:50am Sem Chumbo: Uncivilized engineering.
	5:53am Sem Chumbo: politically incorrect Boll Weevil lyrics: www.uic.edu...
	5:55am Matt from Springfield: Amen Debbie! "Do the Dark" here every Wednesthursday night/morn!
	5:56am P-90: Good point! We've never heard a less-than-good version of Union City Blues
	5:57am Matt from Springfield: Cruel Britannia! :D
	5:58am P-90: Many Thanks, Julie! Have a great week!
	5:58am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Julie! See you Darknighters later! Have a great Thursday everyone!
	5:58am Guido from Cologne: Thank you and bye CU Julie!
	5:59am fred von helsing: my great Thursday depends on my LUNCH !
	6:00am fred von helsing: Is there an industrial disaster song yet about HURRICANE-TIME WFMU ?

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 5, 2014

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